Tailors Cuss Umpire Forfeit In 9 0 Loss For People's Team
The Kahn tailors provoked the umpire in the eighth inning leading to a forfeit loss for the People's Outfitting squad who were held to 9 to 0 before the forfeit. The Star Store beat the Liebers 13 to 4 as Liebers failed to mount any offense. Uncle Sam's men overwhelmed Block's squad 27 to 18 with Costello hitting two home runs. The Star Store and the People's team scheduled to meet at Capital City Park Monday amid a bustling Commercial League scene with large Sunday crowds.
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Kahn Tailors
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Won Both But That Was Expected by Local Fans
Indianapolis won both games from Toledo Saturday by 8 to 1 and 6 to 3. Hoosiers look headed toward pennant town as they show superb play and tighten the race. First game details include pitchers Killen and German, hits by Coulter O'Brien Kuhns Heydon Grim, and various infield plays and baserunning.
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Roosevelt plays deep game in anti trust campaign
Burlington Vermont September 1 President Roosevelt does not fear trust opposition in the next race and aims to regulate rather than abolish combinations. Friends say he crafts a political strategy pleasing anti trust advocates while keeping support from big capital.
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Roosevelt
Nashua
Futurity at Sheepshead Nets Big Purse and Local Plans
Savable owned by John Drake of Chicago and ridden by Lucien Lynne of Lexington won the Futurity at Sheepshead, valued at sixty thousand dollars plus bets. Louisville fans are urged to Washington Park Monday to challenge Indianapolis as the pennant season nears, with Watkins expected to deliver. Terry McGovern shines at Norwood Inn park in a loss for the Left Hooks, and Johnny Corbett ends partnership with his brother as he plans an independent path.
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Double Funeral For Totten Case Suspect And Wife
Calvin P Totten of Johnson county killed his wife Minnie Totten then shot himself in Franklin. The 18 year old daughter witnessed the fatal assault on the veranda at 216 East New York Street. Totten had recently been released after loitering charges and died two hours after the attack. The two bodies were taken to Bargersville for burial Tuesday.
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Johnson County
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Franklin
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Frat Paraders Set Rules for Fall Festival Parade
Harry E. Negley says the fall festival fraternal parade will feature unmixed lodges and six or more subordinate lodges. Cash prizes include 75 dollars for the closest to full membership on Oct. 8 with officer affidavit by Oct. 11, and a second prize of 35 dollars under specified conditions. Uniform ranks with fewer than six lodges are excluded.
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Harry E. Negley
Wage Increases Raise Pay for Brakemen and Conductors
The wage adjustment effective today raises the minimum to $50 for brakemen, with passenger conductors brought to a standard wage and brakemen paid proportionally higher. The change adds about $25,000 to the company payroll.
Marty Smith Gives Birth in Workhouse Hospital
Marty Smith, a colored inmate serving 60 days for loitering, delivered a child in the hospital of the institution, per the report.
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Marty Smith
Lodges Invited to Parade Participation in Marion County
Lodges will be welcomed and assigned positions in the parade line. Mixed lodges may provide floats with lady members allowed to ride as needed to suit the float concept. Uniform ranks and mixed lodges should contact the chairman via officers at Lemcke building 209 and 210. The event is open to all lodges and organizations in Marion county with immediate participation urged.
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Lemcke
Marion County
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad workers rally
A portion of the 7 000 conductors, brakemen and baggagemen across the Chicago Burlington and Quincy system engage in a work action. The movement highlights labor unrest within the rail network and signals potential service disruption.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
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